New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
STILL In THE NEW CRUSADE
WORDS FOR LABOR FROM DIR. McGLYNN.
sprAxrxe FOR THE BENEFIT or THE NEW PARTY

SPEAKING FOR THE BENEFIT or THE NEW fANii
FORMER VIEWS REArFIRMEp.
Dr. McGlynn mad largo audience IN cooper Un'' .
last night to hear his lecture on The Duties OF aoo
An .dmssion fee Of fifty cents was charged bnt this did
not seem materially to affect the attendance 1here
were only few vacant seats wnen 'ne
doctor began his address and most "
those were occupied before the meetng wa
over The lecture given under the auspices OF ino
United Labor party Of the XVIiIth Assembly pS'le'
and for its benefit but the number OF ST. Stepnene pa
rshoners present was noticeable. The Concordia NM
steal club of one hundred ladies under
the direction of Miss Munier late Of ST. stephens cno
ocoupied seats on the platform and gave sew
eral musical selections. Ex-Sheriu 'smo' 0..on
came on the stage before uy uo0'o,
and was given 0 cordial reception see%eu
tame however, In comparison With that extended to DE-
McGlyDn. Philip Kelly presided In prlef opep'ns
address he denied that the Labor party was made up Us
the sayiours of society alleged, OF Anarchists COM
nunists or even Socialists 1t consisted OF honest
working law abiding citizens bent on securing fsS ~
the peaceful means OF the ballot , .,,
DE- McGlynns entire address was wen received ous
the ron of It in which he alluded to himself provoked
the greatest applause. Much had been ad Ssc o
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could have made far more money In some O.ner oannb'
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He added that he was in the movement because he saw
sG@ss1 III spr be ost o the was the father
hood OF God aud tue brotherhood OF man ne &c nrav
he s p hed to 10 true People who do not work ere
bound to decay Hence, ne Wss ots OIL t"' has to
be constantly recruited from the ranks OF the
sturdy workers Very few of tho English peegsse Me-. nf
bs,S s Sa r.merSd wore created by Charles IL
lanes H. in manner that would not be pote or nc "
explain and Ike good creatures they worship 'He"
At this point tho audience broke GU. into another sa
int many csn:S%ss s s: 81: sS5
to maintain an order Of things that makes It hardly
worth while for man to i've ana pepSos
He spoke briefly but with unusual yigor saying;
1congraulae you men OF the XvI1Ith District On ha mi \
ueens Here Ia the strength OF the new party tuas y
together listen sermon suoh as mas Oeen
n Low s TSa 9fR ey ussa SSa Hys
need bad They need 1t too much 70 know 10Y mucn Iy
nnoed N fCbeera1 silence Dr. McCuynn' why ss ~
said his mouth has just been oRe
massmeeiing OF the citizens OF the AAtn Assem- ply
District viii be held tonight In Brey9ort nan, lily
sion Of DE- Mc(ynn 1t Will be addressed py Jam e.
Rednath DR. Coughlan Professor Do Leon. MAJOR ~
gerty, John McMackn, Father Huntington john o.
/ neaiin and others